Tony Hawk ramps up Athens
By Megan VanVlack and Jenna Slyman | Jan. 31, 2024Tony Hawk speaks to Ohio University students at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Jan. 30, 2024. Photos by Jenna Sylvan, Megan VanVlack and Ben Pennington.
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Student Senate hears from Academic Achievement Center
By Paige Fisher | Jan. 31, 2024In the presentation, Fallon and Metzger explain the goals, practices and student jobs among many other aspects of the Academic Achievement Center.
The mob wife aesthetic: the cause and effect of microtrends
By Kenzie Callahan | Jan. 31, 2024Fast fashion fuels microtrends such as TikTok’s newest aesthetic, the “mob wife,” and negatively affects young women.
Men’s Basketball Column: Ohio is playing its best basketball of the season
By Robert Keegan III | Jan. 31, 2024As soon as people started to doubt Ohio, the team has been able to regroup and play to its full potential.
The Pest: Everyone should learn campus etiquette
By The Pest staff writer | Jan. 31, 2024As I have gone about my first couple weeks back on campus for the new semester, it would seem nearly everyone left their manners in 2023. Here are my biggest pet peeves on campus and how you can avoid becoming one of them.
Editorial: House Bill 68 irresponsible to pass
By The Post Editorial Board | Jan. 31, 2024Because hormone therapy, hormone blockers and other gender-affirming care are proven to improve the mental well-being of transgender and nonbinary youth, the passage of House Bill 68 would be detrimental to these children and teens.
Tony Hawk skated his way to Athens
By Maggie Palma | Jan. 31, 2024Professional skateboarder, Tony Hawk, visits Ohio University to talk about his career, philanthropy and more.
Ohio University, University of Bayreuth partner for sports management degree
By Olivia Gilliand | Jan. 31, 2024Entering into its third year including the study abroad aspect, Ohio University and the University of Bayreuth offer students a dual degree program in sports management. The collaboration between the institutions offers a new outlook on global sports business.
5 ways to stay ahead of the curve for internship, job season
By Grace Koennecke | Jan. 31, 2024With internship and job season already in full effect, here are a few ways to stay ahead throughout the next few months of the application process.
Director Spotlight: Greta Gerwig deserves more recognition for her directing
By Cami Seymore | Jan. 31, 2024In light of Greta Gerwig’s recent Oscar nomination snub, Gerwig’s work in the film industry warrants greater respect.
The most anticipated films of 2024
By Logan Humphrey | Jan. 31, 2024From “Madame Web” to “Dune: Part Two,“ here are the best films to look out for this year.
Live-action remakes lack flair
By Alicia Szczesniak | Jan. 31, 2024Why so many remakes and reboots fall flat.
Walkways to be replaced with concrete on Court, Union streets
By Suzanne Piper | Jan. 31, 2024The city of Athens plans to make walkways on the intersection of Court and Union more accessible by replacing the brick.
‘The Coaching Life Podcast’ stresses the importance of athletics
By Cami Seymore | Jan. 31, 2024OU employees Chris Stewart and Pat Martin host The Coaching Life Podcast, where they discuss sports, coaching and player development.
Ohio Senate Bill 83 set to change state universities regarding DEI
By Maggie Amacher | Jan. 31, 2024Ohio Senate Bill 83, known as the Ohio Higher Education Enhancement Act, is on its eleventh revision, and it is specifically regulating the content taught by professors, hindering diversity, equity and inclusion training within universities, and restricting partnerships with China. Lawmakers have until the end of 2024 to pass this version of the bill.
Claireification: Trial in Michigan may change responsibility in school shootings
By Claire Schiopota | Jan. 31, 2024A look at the Crumbley family as they face trial for a 2021 school shooting.
Drew’s Decrees: You don't need a credit card
By Drew Haughn | Jan. 31, 2024As my hands clench with rage from the emotions that a small plastic card can evoke, I advise you, dear reader, to not sign up for a credit card like the others, before you are swirled away into a world of hurt.
Women’s Basketball: How Ohio has controlled the interior on defense despite its size
By Logan Adams | Jan. 31, 2024While Ohio employs just one player over six foot tall for consistent minutes, it has been the interior defense that has helped them win games as of late.
Opinion: ‘Saltburn’ is more than what media make it
By Kaylin Pickett | Jan. 31, 2024Saltburn is more complex than people give it credit for.
Letter to the Editor: Political primaries, caucuses should be regional
By Joe Bialek | Jan. 31, 2024Candidates are whisked across the country without any real ability to distinguish regional issues from national issues. Consequently, party platforms are determined by a make-it-up-as-you-go approach. If the primary process were organized on a regional basis, candidates would be able to study the regional issues, campaign to confirm those issues and then receive votes based on the solutions they propose.
